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Remembering REX ARNCE JACKSON – July 5, 1952 to January 21, 2024 

Jul 30, 2024 | Communities, Obituaries

Rex “left us way too young.” He was only 71 when cancer took him from

this earth life. He was born in 1952 to Liz and Earl Jackson. He attended

Jurupa Unified schools and graduated from Rubidoux High in 1971.

Rex was immediately drafted by the Cincinnati Reds baseball team – as a

pitcher-hitter. He graduated from Cal-Poly Pomona University with majors

in P.E. and English. After his baseball career, in 1976, Rex joined Merrill

Lynch Financial Group. He went on to start his own financial consulting

business with offices in both Riverside and Redlands. After he closed the

Riverside office, his office was in Redlands, until he passed in January 2024.

Rex was preceded in death by his mother, Liz, his sister, Val, and his father,

Earl. He is survived by his life partner of 54 years, Nancy Hammerschmidt,

who lives in Crestline; his brother Reggie Jackson; sister-in-law

Heidi Jackson; and his nieces Elsa and Tess, who all reside in Loma Linda.

On March 18, Rex’s life celebration tribute was held in Riverside. It was attended by lots of relatives, friends, mentors, colleagues and his athletic coaches, who all agreed that Rex loved life and his life was “a life well lived.”

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